The New York Yankees are looking to make a return to the World Series in 2025. After last season’s heartbreaking ending in the Fall Classic, the roster is full steam ahead towards title number 28. However,

Yankees manager Aaron Boone is comfortable giving Oswald Peraza and Oswaldo Cabrera a look at third base amid DJ LeMahieu's injury.

DJ LeMahieu’s injury woes continued in his first spring training game when he tweaked a calf muscle Saturday, according to Aaron Boone.

The injury he suffered Saturday in his second at-bat of the spring came when he felt a twinge in his calf on his way to first base.

With Austin Wells making his spring debut sooner than expected earlier this week and Gerrit Cole taking the mound on Friday, a few more Yankees are set for their first taste of exhibition action.

The injury bug has once again taken a bite out of Yankees infielder DJ LeMahieu. During Saturday’s 9-3 Spring Training win over the Astros, LeMahieu felt a “tweak” in his left calf heading up the first-base line after popping out to second in the fourth inning.

DJ LeMahieu suffered a calf injury in one of his at-bats in Saturday’s New York Yankees Spring Training game. Aaron Boone and Brian Cashman decided to avoid add

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LeMahieu is expected to make his Grapefruit League debut either Saturday or Monday, Greg Joyce of the New York Post reports. LeMahieu entered camp healthy following last year's foot and hip injuries,

This was a week ago at LECOM Park in Bradenton where the Yankees were in the process of dismantling a seemingly overmatched Pirates team, 12-3, and a couple of scouts were discussing the 2025 prospects for Aaron Boone’s boys in the aftermath of the Juan Soto defection.